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 WASHINGTON  President Obama says he expects North Korea to make "more 
provocative moves" over the next several weeks.However, he says his administration 
does not believe Pyongyang has the capacity to put a nuclear warhead 
on a ballistic missile. His says his conclusion is based on current 
intelligence estimates.A report revealed last week showed that the Pentagon's 
Defense Intelligence Agency has "moderate confidence" that the North has 
the knowhow to deliver a nuclear weapon by ballistic missile.Obama says 
he hopes the U.S. and international community can contain any further provocations 
from North Korea and move to resolve the nuclear dispute with the 
isolated nation through diplomacy.The president spoke in an interview with 
NBC's "Today" that was aired Tuesday.
 April 16, 2013: A U.S. military helicopter crashes near South Korea's border 
with North Korea.ReutersApril 16, 2013: None of the 21 passengers on the 
helicopter died in the crash, authorities say.ReutersOct. 14, 2012: CH-53E 
Super Stallion helicopters prepare to land and offload Marines in Crow Valley, 
Philippines.U.S. Marine Corps/Pfc. Caleb HooverA U.S. military helicopter 
crashed Tuesday near South Korea's border with the North while conducting 
routine flight operations and everyone on board survived.A spokesperson 
for U.S. Forces Korea tells Fox News the Marine Super Stallion CH-53E 
helicopter made a hard landing near South Korea's Jipo-ri Range Tuesday.All 
21 people aboard the helicopter were transported to a local hospital, where 
15 were released and six were hospitalized in stable condition.16 of the 
passengers were American soldiers, and five were crew members. The crew 
is from 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit based in Okanawa, JapanThe United 
States has approximately 28,000 troops in South Korea, according to Reuters.Fox 
News' Greg Palkot and Reuters contributed to this report

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